Music Week, April 29, 1978

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Radar pumps up Elvis 45

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Radar is to follow up Elvis Costello's hit single, "Chelsea," with "Pump it Up," another track taken from his LP, This Year's Model. Release date is April 28. "Little Hitler" is to be Nick Lowe's next single for Radar, released May 5. Further press advertising will supplement campaigns already underway for Costello and Lowe albums.

Another Radar act, Pere Ubu from Cleveland, start a UK tour this week. To coincide, a special 5-track, 20 minute, 12 inch, 45rpm record is being rush-released. Retail price of £1.99. Posters, stickers and press ads form the basis of the promotion.

Eden Studios

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Hits from Eden Studios, Chiswick — Nick Lowe's Jesus of Cool LP and "Breaking Glass" 45 and Elvis Costello's "Chelsea" single and This Year's Model LP, Roger Bechirian engineered both. Dave Edmunds, normally a Rockfield devotee, has recorded a new LP at Eden, and a very Nashville-sounding name, Carlene Carter (who is entitled to call Capital dj Dave Cash Daddy) has done the same. Also in currently are Dr Feelgood, making tracks, engineered by Aldo Bocca. (As Piers Ford-Crush and Phillip Love, Eden's directors, have been known to remark: "We have no John Smiths here...) Recent booking also from new Imagination record label, to record Imagination One, first LP release, with collection of well-known musicians.

Tags: Radar Records • (I Don't Want To Go To) Chelsea • Pump It Up • This Year's Model • Nick Lowe • Eden Studios • Jesus Of Cool • Breaking Glass • Roger Bechirian • Dave Edmunds • Carlene Carter • Dr. Feelgood